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Old 03-30-2004, 08:58 AM
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Is anyone looking at this material for racing or pleasure performance boats?

PROJECT:

Reduce the rate of Navy SEAL injuries due to g-forces experienced in high speed Navy SEAL boats.

Increase mission effectiveness by developing better shock mitigating boat decking materials.
RESULT: A high impact, extremely rugged, anti-slip and flame-retardant SKYDEX™ boat decking material that reduces shock by 90% compared to current boat decking materials. SKYDEX™ boat decking technology is now in use by several US Special Operations forces and is being tested by several other militaries, including the British Royal Navy, Canadian Coast Guard and Australian Navy.

http://www.skydex.com/profiles/seaShocks.html

About SKYDEX(TM)

SKYDEX(TM) shock absorbing technology is redefining cushioning and protective characteristics in a wide variety of products, from helmets and running shoes to military ballistics vests and stadium outfield walls. SKYDEX materials have been proven to outperform and significantly outlast foams, gels, and other products. Patented SKYDEX technology combines high performance polymers with proprietary geometries for superior cushioning power, and the technology can be endlessly customized for a wide range of cushioning and protective applications.

Slated to become a household name in cushioning and impact protection, SKYDEX technology already is used by some of the world's most innovative consumer brands, including Schutt Sports, Nike, and Burton, as well as the U.S. Military. SKYDEX Technologies, Inc., is a privately held company based in Centennial, Colorado.
 
Old 03-30-2004, 10:31 AM
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I saw this stuff at the Miami show.. looks like some cool stuff... Interlocking panels that you can cover your entire cockpit with. Can cut it with a standard razorblade.
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Old 03-30-2004, 12:15 PM
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We had some of it real nice material..
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